Let’s be honest, no one likes filing a tax return. This is heightened for those in real estate due to the volume of information that needs to be gathered. Most in the real estate industry have multiple entities with many transactions happening each year – it can truly be overwhelming. I am here to offer…
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Updated March 29, 2023 Do 1031 exchange dates qualify for disaster relief date extensions? The recent IRS announcement providing disaster relief for California residents in Affected Counties automatically extends certain due dates for 1031 exchanges to as late as October 16th, 2023. Any business or individual taxpayer that resides in an Affected County would qualify,…
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You might not know that in addition to the typical investments in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, you’re allowed to hold almost any type of asset in your retirement account (with the exception of collectibles, precious metals, and life insurance.) Holding real estate in IRAs is a great option for many investors. Tax Benefits To…
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My kids are college age and finding affordable, safe housing for them is a top concern. I have a couple of friends who’ve opted to purchase property by their child’s campus for them to live in through their college careers. I did a little research to find out if it would be a viable option…
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(Updated August 20, 2019) If you’re considering investing in a Qualified Opportunity Zone, you need to understand what the IRS considers to be “eligible improvements.” Some, but not all, necessary guidance has been issued about the types of property, businesses, and improvements that do and don’t qualify for this great incentive. We will continue to…
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If you’re planning to utilize the benefits of a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ), you must invest your gain into a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF). They are fairly simple to create, but be cognizant of the tests to stay certified and the deadlines for avoiding penalties. Read on to learn more about how, when, and why…
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